World's biggest carmaker says it will revamp a factory in Kentucky with a plan to produce 20,000 EVs a month from 2025, while it has also agreed to the biggest wage hike in 20 years in Japan

In September, Ola said it was looking to expand into Latin America, ASEAN and European Union countries

Discussions on the deal to buy 470 jets were held a stone's throw from Britain's Buckingham Palace and culminated in a celebration over coastal Indian curries

EV maker will open 3,500 new and existing superchargers on highways, and 4,000 slower chargers at places like hotels and restaurants, to non-Tesla customers by the end of 2024 in federal deal

US Senator Marco Rubio has called for the Biden Administration to review Ford Motor's plan to build a $3.5-billion battery factory in Michigan with Chinese battery giant CATL

Shares of Adani companies fell further on Tuesday, with total losses exceeding $120 billion, after a court hearing into the market rout began and claims their stock values are still 'astronomical'

A fourth object flying at high altitude was taken down over Lake Huron in the US on Sunday, intensifying tensions between Washington and China. Taiwan says it has seen many spy balloons

Nissan and Renault will invest $600m to turn Chennai into an export hub for new models, while Zeekr has now passed the current value of Xpeng, after raising $750m from existing investors

Shares of Adani Enterprises were down 11%, while stocks of five other group firms – Ambuja Cements, Adani Power, Adani Transmission, Adani Total Gas and Adani Green were down 5% to 9%

With the "next-generation" system, Honda aims to bring costs down by two-thirds compared with its older fuel cell system

Deal would see Renault cut its stake in Nissan to 15% and transfer its remaining 28% stake to a French trust. Renault would then order the trustee to sell those shares, currently worth $4.1 billion

Faster-than-anticipated popularity of electric vehicles means India’s fuel consumption could peak a decade sooner than forecast, analysts and industry participants say